Examples of using A greater commitment in English and their translations into Danish
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I believe that these are goals requiring a greater commitment by all.
A greater commitment would in fact have been required in order for them to be adopted within the time allowed.
For the Commission to make a greater commitment in the following fields.
That is why I call in my report for other donors, particularly the United States, Japan and the Islamic countries,to make a greater commitment.
It is this global aspect that in my view justifies a greater commitment from us all, in particular the parliaments.
It involves a greater commitment to elaborating on those principles in order to promote growth and jobs for our citizens.
We therefore need a more substantial contribution and also a greater commitment from the Member States.
All these goals require a greater commitment by all: by the Commission, by Parliament, by national parliaments and by governments.
What needs to be done in order to break with these policies and make a greater commitment to production, to jobs and to valuing labour?
There needs to be a greater commitment to regional policy that is increasingly flexible and integrated with other instruments and programmes.
As for the enthusiastic part of the publication, there is generally a greater commitment to recycling in the USA than in Denmark.
I therefore welcome the proposals and also the measures for managing accidents and shipping and environmental disaster risks and the relevant responsibilities,which I call on the Commission to make a greater commitment to uphold.
In addition a renewed political commitment in Africa and a greater commitment of industrialised countries including China are essential for any further development in this area.
The legislation we are adopting is thus part of a movement to establish a more modern,healthier model of quality agriculture that meets the needs of citizens and the environment, with a greater commitment to labour and generating greater income.
Public debt cancellation, together with a greater commitment to ensuring that aid is put to good use, is one of the key points of this solidarity-based project, the achievement of which- we have to be aware- cannot be postponed without sacrificing more human lives.
For that reason, I call on Mr De Gucht, in his capacity as Development Commissioner, to work towards broader and freer trade in the world,towards the European Union taking the lead in reducing protectionist barriers in developed countries and to work towards a greater commitment to taking development into consideration in trade negotiations.
In conclusion, then, I welcome a greater commitment to the outermost regions and a stronger partnership for these regions, so as to enable them to escape from isolation and to make them increasingly competitive on the common market.
While welcoming the Commission communication on Innovation Union as a flagship initiative of the EU 2020 strategy for growth and jobs,I think there are still priority areas where we need a greater commitment to building capacities in science, technology and innovation: efficient resource use, recovery and recycling of waste, food quality and safety, and new epidemics.
This involves a greater commitment to civil crisis management, which in turn requires financial means and, as you know, and as the chairman of the Committee on Budgets has stressed once again, the budgetary rules are such that funds released elsewhere cannot simply be used for additional expenditure on external policy.
Within the OSCE, fresh impetus must be given to the economic and environmental dimension;there must be a greater commitment to good governance and transparency; and the response to the security challenge posed by energy supply in the context of climate change must be more certain.
The European Union has set in motion important actions to combat climate change butmust make a greater commitment to protecting biodiversity: an undertaking to increase funding for the Natura 2000 programme and more incisive action by the Commission to exercise the supervisory powers invested in it by the treaty.
I would also like to add that industrialists have certainly made few investments in the past: a greater commitment is needed, and I believe that, since too many people in Europe fall ill and die due to atmospheric pollution caused by industrial emissions, we must introduce appropriate clean-up measures and a strict system of monitoring and testing.
This is, of course, also a great commitment.
They show a great commitment, often great knowledge and often make a large voluntary contribution.
I detected a great commitment by the Romanian authorities to going as far as possible to confront situations of this kind.
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